Holiness

The Holy God is unique and is the creator of all reality. And God wishes to invite everyone to his cleanliness and sanctity so that they can experience the real life.

What is sanctity? For many Christians, sanctity refers to the concept of good and moral honesty. But with respect to the sanctity of God, the definition of sanctity has a richer meaning.

The holiness of God is his decisive feature. Holyness of God is the term used in the Bible to express its good and power. It is totally unique, completely omnipotent and emitted from God like energy. Indeed, it is dangerous to get close to it, as God's holiness is so overwhelming.

It is useful to think about God like the sun. Because the sun is very bright and strong, its energy is radiated through the solar system. Although this is good and convenient in the range of solar energy, it is dangerous to be too close because the sun itself is very powerful. In the text, the example of man is close to the existence of God Almighty and you can see that exactly the same scene as that drawn by this metaphor is played.

Let's take Moses and the burning jungle as an example. When Moses approached the burning bush (we knew it was the existence of God), God told Moses to take off his shoes as he was in the sacred place, not approaching I warned you. This is a strong example of how powerful the divinity of God is.

Another example of the holy sanctity of the Bible can be seen in the Bible which depicts the room inside the temple of Israel where God himself exists. The Israelites, especially the priests who work in the temple, are very close to the sanctity of God, so they have to pay close attention to keep themselves clean.

Maintaining themselves pure, not only for maintaining moral purity for the Israelites but also for maintaining the purity of the expression. There are many rituals that the Israelis must follow in order to remain pure. And it contains animals far from death, certain kinds of food, and some kind of body fluids. It is never sinful to be impure in rituals, but the problem is that if Israelis are not ceremonially pure, they can not exist so close to God's holiness.

But the story about God's holiness did not end there. On the contrary, in the later Bible I saw an amazing story that the sanctity of God has expanded from the temple and purifying other impure things. For example, Isaiah has a vision that he enters the temple as impure, but when he is burned by the burning coal - this is the physical embodiment of God's holiness. Later, Ezekiel also had a vision to activate and purify all the lands that come into contact with God, flowing out of the temple like the divine river like the holy river.

An example of holy cleanup of these gods of dirt guided Christ. Christ is sanctified in the flesh He comes out of the earth, heals the sick, raises the dead and drives out the devil - all these are examples of holiness of God, those that come into contact with them now It cleanses.

Through all these examples, we can put together a convincing picture of God's holiness. The holiness of God is a powerful force that must be treated with maximum respect. At the same time, the holiness of God is a gift that can heal a broken, impure world. Most importantly, as a follower of Christ, we are giving us our mission that the holy part of God is present above us and spreading the sanctity of God to the world.

Only God is holy. As human beings and angels did with grace, Jesus did not receive Holy; Jesus is the essence of Holy - all holy fonts. Holiness is measured by the degree of agreement with the will of God. As a child of God, Jesus is the subject of my father's love and will. My son is a loved one. He is a perfect image, perfectly perfect, father's example. "The Lord of the holy, sacred, holy Lord," Prophet Isaas screamed that he was hiding in the shadow of the Holy Trinity. In addition, Archangel does not believe that children born in Mary are not "sacred" but "sacred". Because the holy baby himself is holy.

Everyone in the Trinity shares the holy sanctity of God completely. Because sacredness is the divinity of God. My father as a Creator is sacred. The son who is the Redeemer is holy. After suffering on the cross, Jesus was heightened and uplifted to the right side of the father (Acts 2: 26, 13: 33 - 35). The holy Spirit as sanctification is holy. St. Basil the Great says the Holy Spirit is the essence of sacred and holy things. (Vails of Caesarea, 42-43 81-83) The Third Eucharist prayer tells us, "Through the power and work of the Holy Spirit you give life to everything, make them holy I will.